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QuantrolOx's €12M Series A2 round signals continued investor appetite for software that automates the hardware side of quantum computing. Its Quantum EDGE platform targets manual calibration, which is a practical bottleneck as systems scale, and its ML-driven approach is the core of the pitch. Readers should watch whether the company can convert its Oxford-spinout research base into repeatable commercial deployments and whether its North American expansion gains traction.
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QuantrolOx Raises €12M to Industrialize Quantum Hardware and Expand Globally
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